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March 13, 2014 | news.emory.edu

Accrediting group to visit campus, review student learning plan

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Representatives of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges will meet next week with students, faculty and administrators to discuss Emory's Quality Enhancement Plan.

Wikipedia write-in to raise the profiles of the underrepresented		Congenital Heart Center is a first for Georgia		Emory stamping out Styrofoam on campus

Emory faculty and staff will gather March 18 to create entries about women and related events and topics in the mammoth online encyclopedia. Read more »		Emory Healthcare and Children's Healthcare of Atlanta are partnering to launch the Congenital Heart Center of Georgia, providing lifesaving care from before birth through adulthood. Read more »		The university is working with suppliers to remove Styrofoam as an option for purchase on campus, part of a comprehensive effort to divert 65 percent of Emory's waste from landfills. Read more »

Engage Emory Start spring in a healthy way by attending a cooking demonstration for fresh, seasonal food at the Farmers' Market on Tuesday, March 18 at noon and signing up for the Lullwater Walking Group, which also starts March 18.		Take Note Eagles men's basketball holds on during March Madness Celebrating St. Patrick's Day with music, treats, a poet's life Faculty, alumni artists talk about their work On PBS: Trethewey talks with poets in prison Author of acclaimed play 'Wit' to speak Read more »		David Rye "Regularly sleeping too long may indicate a health problem," Washington Post, March 10 Geraldine Higgins "Private memories, public traces: a tribute to Seamus Heaney," The Irish Times, March 8 Raymond Hill "What Germans know could help bridge U.S. workers' skill gap," NPR Weekend Edition, March 8 Read more »
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